“Oh My Goodness, This Isn’t a Wawa.” Lee Procida, Atlantic City Press, April 19, 2009
- “I think if you look at the whole concept of Wawa, they thought they’d be the alternative to the supermarket, the appeal being convenient access to household necessities.”
- “The company also prides itself on quality control, which is partly why it has chosen to close some older buildings - what he called “legacy stores” - to consolidate resources and make room for expanded facilities.”
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